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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is ending its COVID-19 random mitigation testing program.

Council formed to support university's sustainability goals

April 17, 2023

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Registration open for May 22-23 All-Staff Conference

April 17, 2023

Lawrence Chatters handles the DJ duties at the ODI at the Union event Aug. 30, 2022.

ODI on East Campus set for April 20

April 14, 2023

A magnolia tree blooms in the foreground with Mueller Tower and a blue sky in the background

Chancellor outlines $10.8M budget reduction proposal

April 14, 2023

Books aligned in circle

Discussion-centered learning may spur more reading than lectures

April 14, 2023

Science & Technology

Lied Center for Performing Arts

Lim performance at Lied Center postponed

April 12, 2023

Jacob Dalton carries a bike down from storage in the Lincoln Bike Kitchen.

Engineering students aid Bike Kitchen's 1,000+ giveaway goal

April 12, 2023

Science & Technology

Preview of the Drupal 10 framework that is being implemented to build university websites.

University launches web upgrade to Drupal 10

April 12, 2023

Archives provide inspiration for new student-composed concert music

April 17, 2026

MJ Jabbar in front of a sculpture at the main entrance of Saitama University in Saitama, Japan.

Jabbar embarks on semester abroad in Japan in new program

April 17, 2026

Society & Culture

Lillian Bittle, a freshman Journalism major, studies art history while relaxing under the “Birth of Venus” sculpture on a warm February day.

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for April 17

April 17, 2026

Science & Technology

Lu's Nebraska story is one of research, resilience and a return to art

April 17, 2026

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